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Found an interesting Google code on text diffing, matching and patching: google-diff-match-patchThe Diff Match and Patch libraries offer robust algorithms to perform the operations required for synchronizing plain text.
The python code is real useful for us! Thanks Google.
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WBox is a ping-like utility to test HTTP.
Looks pretty interesting. Codes are short.
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Direct download link: HKPL Widget 1.01
Hi, this is my first ever widget that was built using Dashcode. HKPL Checkouts is a simple library records widget, that keeps you informed about your library records.
I made this widget because I forgot to renew a book for almost 2 months, fined for almost $100 HKD! So I have vowed to myself that I will make a widget to make the world a better place...
So here it is. This widget is actually powered by a simple python program, that logins to HKPL website on your behalf, grabs the library records and parse the information in a nicely layout table.
I will make a version 1.01 sometimes which add 'book search' feature. So stay tuned! If you find any bugs or have any suggestions, feel free to leave a message here. Thanks!
[edit 2:54am] 1.01 Bug fix is out: Thank you to the support from our friends at Mac.hk. thmalex and Dennis found an off-by-one error... a CS 101 mistake, very embarrassing. My girlfriend's and my own library accounts have maxed out all the slots, so I can't verify if I have squashed the bug just yet.
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Interesting breakdown of different profit models of NY businesses, from being a drug dealer to H&M.
New York Magazine - The Profit Calculator
I always keep referring to this little txt document everyday:
Learn Apache - tuning can make things a lot faster. Understand headers,
mod_rewrite (a dark art). Put a proxy in front of Apache e.g. Perlbal from
LiveJournal - one guy on a modem can suck up lots of resources otherwise.
Images off a different server, RSS from a different server.
"Save site for offline use" feature in IE is particularly nasty.
The easier the API to get in and out of, the more people will use it. There's
a long tail of smart developers. Stuff like SOAP discourages adoption. No API
key = people can play with it faster; drives attention.
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